Tillamook headlight., May 12, 1892, Image 6

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V V’. JOliMBOM
W E. T>. J on EH,
CtoKRKHPONI/lMO SECRETARY.
Meet« first and third Saturday <*aeh mcmth,
BXECVTIVK COMMITTEE
of è'ide-ivatlìi.
cCicjtib, ^cod ÿtavc
¿^»Free infonuation regarding Tillamook
County. Write for particulars, and nee further
de«criptive matter in this paper s -nd for copy
•f I llustrated H um . i '. hi , b < ;tr-l of Trade
Iditiou.
BALMY
NOTICE-
lx the C oi ntv C oi rt for the S tate of
O regon , fob T illamook C ovnty .
[In Probate. |
HON. H. F. HOLDEN. Jt’IIGE.
Ill the matter of the Estate oL
( harles E Morris,
J C itation .
Deceased.
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To Mrs. C. S. Gitaou and all other heirs at law
of the Estate of Charles E Morris, Deceased:
In the name of the State of Oregon, yon ami
♦ ach of you are hereby c ted ami required to
appear Wfore the Judge of this Court at the
Court Room thereof in Tillamook City in said
Countv and State, ou Saturday, June IL I8-'- llt
ten o’clock A. M . to show cause why the follow -
ing described real property, belongining to the
Estate of said deceased, should not be soul to
pay demand'against the same, and exists and
charges of administration; said real estate being
described »is follows:
Beginning at a point 60 ft south ami .w ft east
ofthe south-east cornerofof Block No. h in W ni.
I). Stillwell’s Addition to the town of Tillamook,
(now Tillamook city) in said County and State:
running thence south 105 fl, thence east 2i0 ft,
thence north los it, thence west 21o tt to the
place of lieginuing, containing
acre, more or
less.
,
. .
Witness. Hon H. F. Holden, Judge of the
above named Court, with Seal of said Court
affixed this 4th day of April. 1'92.
Attest. W. W. C onder ,
By T. II. G ovne , Deputy.
County Clerk.
SPRING.
Get my cheat protector out. my velvet earmuff»
too.
My thick chinchilla ulvter, n y povooa planter
true;
Give me a qnfnine capsule, my drooping heart
to cheer.
And don’t forget my rubber I km H s , for balmy
spring i« here.
8ee the OTidrrTakvr and obtain a«p<*rial rate.
Ask the railroad agent it be’il kt rue go a«
freight;
Buy a robewood racket and fava the parson
near.
For I must walk abroad today and hadmy
spring is here.
Then go to the marble yard and choose a baruD
some stone.
Hire an elecutiouist to teach yon how to moan;
Have six borst-s to tlx? heuvae. tea coaches iu
I be rear.
For 1 must go down town today and Imlmy
spring is hero.
Lay me on a annoy slope, w here birds sing in
the trees;
Don’t pnt shells nrtitind my grave, they’re not
Che pro|KT eftees-;
©ire my fund farewell to all my friends an I
comrades dear,
And tell them to remain indoors when balmy
spring Is here.
—New York Evening Sun-
GREAT
The yotrn# »on of a prominent actor
into Romo mischief the other (lay
which firry/ upon him the severe repri­
mand, both theoretical and applied, of
his parent». When a visitor called later
in the afternoon the boy was still sulk­
ing over his punishment.
“And what are you going to lie when
you grow up, my little man?" asked the
guest, noticing the chilli's gloom anil
wishing to coax him into good humor.
“I snpposo yon mean to bo a famous
actor like your papa?"
“Naw, X don't,” said the little fellow
sullenly.
“A manager, then?”
“Naw, nor a manager neither.”
“Well, what will you be,” continued
the visitor smilingly, “a merchant or a
banker?”
“Naw,” saiil the boy angrily. ‘Do
you wau’t to know whut 1 11 bo when 1
grow up. Well. 1 mean to be a »orphan."
—New York Press.
got
IlogllS.
Several prominent literary men of
Paris recently conceived the idea of
making investigations among the ls-g.
gars on the boulevards by disguising
themselves as memliersof the begging
fraternity and soliciting alms. They
succeeded beyond their utmost expec
tations, both in discovering fraud in
cases of counterfeit cripples and blind
men, and by tlm lilicral fees which they
themselves received.
A good story is told of a iiumls-r of
these Isigus beggars calling upon the Due
d'Aumule, with appeals for rd.- f, tocach
one of whom the duke gave live francs.
At last, however, a genuine beggar ap­
peared, to whom the duke said: “I have
relieved about twenty mendicants of
lot tern to-day, ami 1 recognized them all,
in spite of their rags, but 1 don't know
you; yon must 1st a bogus literary man
Det outT—Argonaut.
REDUCTION!
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES-Titles examined
and records searched. Abstracts m*de for
all lands or town lots in the couuty on short
notice Work for nonresident laud holders, la
specialty. The onlv set of abstract books in
the county. Complete to date, officein H ead
light office. Address T illamook austkact
Co., Tillamook, Ore-
I
She 1 Rup|H>bt' the burning of Mr. Van
Wiggins' picture gallery i n irreparable
Joss.
He—Almost. Nothing can lx) to-
piacisi except the old family petratta.—
Life.
Aii Abused Wife.
.■yuey* ' •»
rfx“ ■
Marriis! Dau; liter Oh, dear, such a
time ns I do have with that husband of
mine! 1 don't have n minute's peace
when lie's in the house. He is always
calling me to help do «. in. thing or other.
Mother — What does be want now?
Daughter He wants me to trai|>se
way up stairs just to thread a needle for
him, so ho can mend Ills clothes. Now
York Weekly.
A Matter oi lVagea»
“I obeerve. James,” said the Boston
employer, “that ybu say 'wilier' and
•neetlier.’ Are you not aware that such
is not ourproutim iationof those wordsF"
“It doesn't semii to me," replied the
boy from New York despondently,
“that yon ought to ex|s<ct me to say
•eyether' Mxl 'nvther' on a salary of six
teen dollars a month." Chicago Trilr
uno.
leapped.
Father—How can you expect to marry
thia young man when lie lias done noth
tng so far to show that he can auppirt
yon?
Daughter- But you must remember,
father, that lie him Iss n employed the
best part of his life in learning to tie Ins
own iwcktuw —Victim r and I'aruisher
.. • J®
A llrumrkahlv .Shot«
Head ttamekis'is'r Killed three ham
today with one ball.
Uenl—Imtsieaible!
Gamekeeper Tim honest truth. Shot
the first Otis through the li id. the see
end died thrisigh fright and th« third
went and drownisl itself m a tit of de
■pair. —Fisimatent en.
Rotanti« Ma.
Mr. Suini rr - I wish you would wml
me a pair of Cochin China fowls
Dealer Ye«, sir I II s. ml them to
morrow moruing, sir
lau!« Mua Subui l> Pa|in. are they the
kind that lay tliv Clin i <, ,
Good
News.
T illamook ,
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Hit 1 HH. i-> PER YEAR,
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MORTGAGES:—At this office. 5 cts each or 12
jvl for 5O cts.
RONDS FOR DEEDS:—At this office.
L'eaeh or 12 for 5O cts.
5 cts
EHALEM.—The best place to invest,
with prices of lots, in this office. Write to
orcallon Nehalem Mill Co., Astoria, Ore., or
H enry T o xml , Nehalem. Ore.
24-tf
N
ITY TRANSFER:—I am ready with my
wagon at all times to deliver goods to any
part of the city. Allkindsot draying done on
short notice and with despatch. J. C. M ason .
47 f
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¡—Lessons given on the piano and
M USIC
organ. Prices to suit the times. M rs . D.
C. B owers .
AIL BOAT:—J. A. Richardson is now run­
ning his sail boat, the Witch of the Waves,
between Tillamook and Garibaldi, touching at
Bay City and » obsonville. Passengers and
freight carried. Trips made daily, the weather
permitting.
S
OREGON STATE SCHOOL JOURNAL.
organ ofthe State Department of Public Instruc­
tion. The JOURNAL is a monthly magazine
devoted to School nn«l Home Edtication; there­
fore. it is indispensable to teachers, and invalu­
able to friends of education in general. Price—
$1.00per annum; five or more copies 80 cents
each; sample copy lo cents,
AddressJ. IL HORNER. Proprietor, Albany, Or.
0V211 Ons Million ^old.
urement ot all kinds of Lumber, LUMbEn
I. ’gs. Planks, Scantling: cubical
£Mn
contents of square and round
Anu
Timber; hints t<> lumber dealers; I HQ
R 0 fl If
wood measure; speed of circular*'’u
i » uub
saws; care of saws; cord-wood tables; felling
trees;growtii of trees: land measure; wag« s.
rent, board, interest, ttave and lending bolts,
etc. Standard book throughout the Unittd
Statesand Canada. Get the new illustrated
edition of 18*2. Ask your book-seller for it.
Sent post-paid for 35 cents.
HE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CALL
■5 > Is a land some eight-
l»:t: pnp.— It is issued every
Thursdav, and contains all of
t.e ini|>i>riant news of the
week, g'.eaned fruiu every quar­
ter of the globe, COIIIpli'tU up
to date of publication, It fur-
nlshes the latest and most
reiiablo financial news and
inai ket quotations, and gives
special a'.teuti. n to Imrtlrul-
tural and agricultural news,
and is in every respect a lirst-
e ass family paper, appealing
to the iuterest of every member
of Hie household.
i
HE MCJilMNG CALL
(Silvias I shcks a W keic )
is i a live motrepolit.m
daily. it is the MOST ItELIA-
RLE. im'.l is recognized as
being the LEADING NEWS­
PAPER <1 the Pacific Coast.
E thcr of the above papers we
will send pO'to.iid as a pre­
mium on receipt of the follow­
ing subscription prices for the
combination:
AND IBB PAPER, PER YEAR,
$6,50 j
G W Fisher,Box 238 Rochester N.Y-
LDVANC B*
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ore .
2 'VF.
A U imk I It r« win.
F0Ì THIS YEAR.
D
Applicar»« for pension, «¡n recerve medical
•ummer and new stage mules will soon be < store
!.» ^,"2 P- Hr V J’ John*‘u ’ Smg
opened A railroad is sure to come in the neat store
1
ou Wednesday of each week
tuturv
. v
v Y J ohnson M. I).
Board of Examiners < H F ktbk M I>,
Pt'Afit, OF Th IDE -Which wilt answer all
»T. H. M*s** h em i >.
questions regarding the country and assist set-
tiers to fin«l auiublc home*
Wife—John, )dU nlcpt with )A»UI
slot Ims on last night.
Hiislsuul 1 know it I didn't waut to
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EEDS —Blank deeds for sale at this office, 5
cts each or 4 cts each !»v thedoxen,—saineas
Portland or Salem prices. Approved from, free
samples will be sent to Notaries in this county.
UNITED STATES.
......
B enjamin H arrison
President t
.................
J. evi P. M orton
Vice-Preaident ...............
Secretary of State
J ames G. B laine
C iiaki . es F oster
Secretary of Treasury
WHAT TILLAMOOK CiTY HAS.
secretary of Interior
J. W. N oble
Secretary of War
......... S. B. E lkins
ELECTRIC LICHTS—The city is lighted Secretary
of Navy
B. F.T racy
throughout bv electricity, the streets with arc Postmaatcr-Gcneral
J ohn W anamaker
W. II. II. M iller
lights and the dwellings and business houses Attorney-General
J eremiah R vsk
with incandescent lights. The plant is firs* Secretary of Agriculture
STATE OF OREGON,
class in every respect, ami .capable of lighting a
Governor
............................
s. pennoyer .
city of lO.ftxi inhabitants.
Secreta» y of State
G. W. M c B ride
1’ jiil . M etchan
6IDEW'ALK8.—Miles of good. wide, substan­ Treasurer
E. B. M c E lroy
tially constructed sidewalks, forming a network Stipi. of Public Instruction
Printer
............. .........
F rank
B aker
extending to and connecting all parts of the city. :
i R. S.S trahan
< W. P. L ord
GRAVELED 8TREET3.—A first-class system of Supreme Judges
» R. 8. B ean
graveled streets, with a deep covering of good
I J. H. M itchell
grave!, which {.«¿obtained In the city limits.
{.Senators
j J. N. D olph
CITY HALL.—A neat substantial structure. Congressman.,
B. H ermann
containing city offices, council chamber, city
. .
f J. T. Apperson,
jail and rooms for Fire Company. There is a ir. g.
oflice, Oregon City? - - . K«i»b r.
<rn
1.1 Hr«
a. «K»,
......._ and
__ I aU..
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■i B. F. Burch,
good
fire bell i in
the t tower,
the t.UJt.
building _
(
Receiver.
presents a go->d architectural appearance.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
TELEGRAPH.—The Tillamook tt Bay City Joint Senator
. F. A. M oore
Telegraph line connects with the Western Circuit Court
R P. B oise
G. G. B ingham
Union at Forest Grove, and will be extendedou Prosecuting Attorney
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
this einl to Nehalem and Clatsop.
Representative
...
W m . I). S tillwell
TOWNSITE.— The location of the city is re­ uilge
H. F. liOLDEN
markably beautiful, and is just sloping enough
|W. T. W est
Commissioner.............
■ I J. E. Si ELEY
to secure g'xxl sewerage and drainage. An ex­
Clerk ........................ ...
...... W W. Ct'NDER
cellent system of water-works can be put in at Sheriff................................
S am D owns
reasonable cost, also. The townsite is. J lid off Treasurer
...............
H. H M c D ermott
Assessor
...................
f . M. I .AMU
regularly, and with wide streets.
Surveyor
J ohn E dwards
BUILDINGS-There are 1 tunny
nud ..V..W»
School
- , ■ costly
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Oi. Superintendent
1n.uiu< uucill
...
.X.
I . W
Will
IE
A. T.
hite
bcautilul dwelling house« in the city, andmanv Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance
«ubxtauti.l bu.luen hou.M». The w liool house
TILLAMOOK CITY,
is a credit to tlic city.
Recorder
...G. O. NOLAN
. E. E .-»ELFn
BUSINESS. -The city has C.urwliarves, a saw .’attorney
Treasurer
...............................G eo C ohn
mill, thrve blneksmith shops, two livery atable», Marshall
D. H. S exton
three pom! hotels, several wood working »hops, |
(J ohn B akker , Presiden
¿A. P. W ilson
two hardware stores, n jewelry store, a book­ Trustees
(G. W. P ettit
store. a shoe store, three saloons, two barber
shops, a temperance resort, a Red store, two
drug stores, ngrienltvrsi Implement store, meat
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
market, bakery and restaurant, photograph
gallery, cooperage shop, millinery store, seven
general merchandise stores, a bank, a furniture I G. A. R —Meets first and third Wednesday of
store, a uewsttaper, machinist's shop. ,ea! estate each month at 1 p. m in G. A. R. Hall. C. N
D rew , A djutant . F. S everance . C ommander .
agents, lairera, doctora, cct.. evt.
I. 0. O. F —Meets every Tuesday night at 7:8o
FAIR QROUND8,—The Tillamook Fall Associ­
'
ation has fine grounds, an excellent half-mile p m in I. o. o. F Hall. F. S everance , N. G.
W m . O lsen , R ec . S ec ' y .
Iraek. grand-stand, pagoda, pavilion, ect.
M —Meets first Saturday night of
CHURCHES.—The Catholics, the Methodists
each month in I. o. o y. |tn11
H V V.
1 hristiau', M. H. Churrh South, nnd other de­ J ohnson . W. M. B. C. L amp , S ec y .
nominations arc well represented here.
CH APTI R—Meets first SaturdiTy. 1 p. m ., of
SOCIKTtKH.—The fldd
Fellows, Masons. each month in L o. ( i F Hall. J. E. S ibley
,
Grand Army, and other orders have lorlges here. IL P., A p. W ilson , S ec y .
FDVCATIGN.—The school employs four
A. O. I . W.—Meets every Monday night at 7
b achera Private schools are often conducted r.MjnG. A R Hall. ( N. drew . M W. A.
W.
S everance . R ecorder .
Two or three church institutions are in embryo,
and good inducements are held out for a college.
HOOK ik LADDER CO. -Meets on first Tues­
Literary »ocittica and . reading circles are day night of meh month in Citv Hall. A.
P resident . U. N. D rew . C hief .
maintained
H K bea », 8*c’Y.
MAIL FACILITIES.—Thare are daily mails
from the S p R station at North I anihill; also
Cm rch :—Religious aervices conducted
to Bay City ami point« on the Hay. and tri­ hv the Pastor every Sunday at li A. M. Mrs
weekly mails from tliis place to many other Richardson will conduct the services in the
morning of the first and third Sundays, and
point« in the county.
Rev Mr. McDoughty the second Sunday Sun
ADV A NT AGES— Tillamook City Is the countv (lay school every Sunday at 2 :<0 p. M Praver
seat and commercial metropolis of Tillamook meeting every Wednesday evening. Rev G W
Couuty It bolds the key lo the farming re­ R h HAuntoN, P astor .
gion amt to trade on the Bay. and is tacked by
«"Wfli-Writ Sunday in vach
magnificent resources In the way of lumbering, Month at I.un«
t'rainr at n 00 A. M. and - W
dairying, fishing, ect
1-
SrS'’"!1 »'•<« • Mirth Siind.v. at < hapci m
A M "'I'1 P M "n'1 “* I.alti.nvr
TANSIMRTATION.—Steamers ply between ’ I s
- hoot ho«-« at -■ >0 I' M Third Sunday at
this place and Astoria and Portland, also be- riva.ant Vall.v llvio A M and ; ..1 n? M
tween the bay ,n,| s.„,
The ! Uth Sunday at Het» Itxv C W fio*, ' r J.
TO*.
’ -
steamers have good accomm tallón» for pas
•ensera, and carry freight at cheap rate«. '
There is a daily stage between this place and
B oaid M>FMmox E x imixlhs .
North Yamhill (on the S. p
R g.)
lhl l
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HEADLIGHT PRINTING CO ,
Kapert Knowledge.
ton thst twditi,wuxnr
'kIT BOAT —S. P. Svenson runs a sail boat be
twee’ Tillamook and Garibaldi, stopping at
way points. Trips made according to the tides.
Passuigers and freight carried.
X/IS1TING CARDS:—A fine line of latest styles,
■ sects per pack of 5O. At this office.
(For Ninety Days.)
J ob P rinting at L ess than P ortland P rices .
Now is the time to order Letter Heads, Bill
Heads, Envelopes, Cards, Etc.
We make this reduction that all may get in
the habit of using printed stationery. Il costs
less than to buy blank stationery and is more
business-like. Once in the habit, and you will
not quit it. II saves time and money.
The prices given are for the best qi’AMTV of
caper and stock , though we furnish cheaper
for loss money. No trouble about writ­
I grades
ing with pen and ink on our stationery, and the
printing is done in the best style of the art.
1 fillMJ 1 P-250 1 ^5«o , ^1OOO
00
Buaiue.'S Card.« fl 3»
$4 50
f2 25 :
5 00
Bill Head«
• 2 25
3 00
i S'1
5 00
i 50
2 25
Letter Heads
3 00
4 50
Note Ih adB
2 OO
i 40
2 75
Statements
i 40
2 OO
2 75
4 .SO
.XX
4 00
Envelopes 6zlj..
■ I 50 Í .2 50
2 SO : 4 25
.0 OO
Mrge
XX
2 OO j • • 2 75
Show Tickets...
3 50
I 50
stubs
Dance
. 2 OO i with
1 5'1
l’ostcis. Small
I .SO ¡ 2 00 : 2 75 • 3 50
4 ÍXJ ; . 5 00
”
Medium
2 OO ; 3 00
.1000
5 OO 1 6 50
”
Large
8 50
Circular le tter
2 50 : 3 25
■5 25
« 7.5
Shipping Tags.
1 co
I 75 : 2 75 ; 4 SO
Visiting Cards socts. fLIO or 7-ct.s. %HOO.
Bought of Statements on j encil paper, tablet
form. $2 25
or $4 co >11000.
Placards, “Positively no credit,” etc., fl >Woz.
or less: 3< ts. each for all uv« r. Large size |i 50
f’doz. and sets each for uL over.
• For Sale” and For Rent’’ placards, with space
for name and description, sets. ca< h.
Horse Bills on card board or cloth, $5 CO ^*50 or
$6 fit) |».|00.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds for Deeds, Summons,
Applications for Survey, and all other legal
blanks of same size carried in stock. 5c. each
or 50c ^doz. Discount of 15 per cent, on $5 < kj
orders. Blanks not enumerated, fl <M) |’ioo.
Specially prepared Receipts, or Orders, bound
in tablet torni, $2 00 |A100, f; 50
or $0.00
f‘l<x)O. Large siae, $3 iK), $4 50 and <7 00.
Printing on Postal Cards, <1 00 *fiioo, $1 50 ^250,
$2 40 y.'OO and $3 25 f’loKi.
Pencil Tablets, 5 and 10c. For ink, 10 and 15c.
It always pays to order in quantities of 500.
No charge forblocking work in tablets.
Extra charge f. rcolor work, printing ou both
sides an<l difficult designs. Ail kinds of com­
mercial printing not enumerated done promptly
; and at low rates.
all and set* our extensive line of samples
and you can get 1111 idea of what you want and
be convince I <>Pour claims. .Mail orders given
prompt attention. Samples of Legal Blank'
sent free to Notaries, Attorneys and J. l’.’s.
Ills Great Desire.
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Advertisement, under this head, one cent
per word for first Insertion, and half rates
thereafter.
S2EKLY GALL
lis Papar, Per Year,
$2.OO J
IN
ADVANCE.
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS
AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS
ONE OF OUR NEW
SEWING MACHINES
F or F ull P articulars A dorer «
evóceseos« to
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO.
BELVIDERE, H.L.
Manufacturar» of Fin» Family ¿awlaj Machín«».
ana M»ne 1 me I * >.. u ,? ,.;ii¥
made mon«y f*»t*
IhAi. I e.xpv •
I’ , - ‘J ; ■ to buj-an itoliuMl «nd l>all4
■ • that I will r»
*0'ffTk auain t .• bn., . ss |n which I mad« mywn®!’-
I rw« *V < «».: ’'¡ir.li n . r, t
1 and aiarl Jen. reader!
H »"d> a . ify 1
rk . ¡.;«-ti u«l'. » m «»II in do«
’<•
.»uni,. ! ...d' ;ild . I-tel ifyouwi«h
to Uoney can
0 v.,v j at
ucw- [,lie of work, ra»-
Mlr
bou. tMMy.-liy th. m ofe tl er «rv r«anff 0» oK
and in thcr own I
. wiier «ver tiler ht «. Any <ff»«
can do the v«k L t«y loarn. We Cnri.i»!» «tewthinc X«
rok loacit i < v • ■ urie ret
oraR y<»nr urn«
to the work T:. . «ntirrty ne» lead bring' wotutortWIj««-
833 (•
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am-.h«r
m . H*ef-.
e-U'h<tri-«»«*<•* #reat raiM
wil. reward every .
«»ri^.-r WI •
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